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Adding modal support to run_and_check.py - #83
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Thanks for doing this @pythonomar22! This makes it a lot easier for everyone to verify. Great suggestion on unifying local and remote eval in the same file! |
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* adding modal support to run and check, debugging tensor size error * remove a few unncessary modal dependencies, ready to merge --------- Co-authored-by: Simon Guo <simonguo@stanford.edu>
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Added modal support to run and check. Can now run_and_check.py with Modal GPUs using eval_mode=modal. Also an effort to debug a CUDA OOM error due to large tensor sizes on the L40S.